>
> Now I have the pdf file in $var. How do I display it with Embperl?
>
I really thinks it's easier (and faster) to make an Alias in your httpd.conf
e.g.
Alias /pdf /usr/local/pdf
If you really want to do this with Embperl, you either need a directory (or
a fileextention) that is served by Embp
> Try writing more about what you are trying to do instead of how you
> thought you would do it. :-)
Of course. Thought I did that, though.
I have a directory with pdf files, let's call it /usr/local/pdf. I want to be
able to display these pdf files with Embperl.
I don't want to alias the dire
On Fri, 14 Feb 2003, Kaare Rasmussen wrote:
> Solution 1. Open a window with JavaScript. Write to the window with one or
> more window.document.write statements.
> Backdraw: A lot of effort has to be put into escaping pdf characters that
> could annoy JavaScript
And it could never work; unless th
> Solution 3: EmbPerl will help me somehow
>
Sorry, but I am not quite understand what's your question? Is it the problem
that it's inside an EmberlObject?
Gerald
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I would like to serve some pdf documents with Embperl. I don't want Apache
to do it if I can avoid it.
I can't just put "$http_headers_out{'Content-Type'} = 'application/pdf';"
at the top; this is in the middle of an EmbperlObject page that has more
work to do.
Solution 1. Open a window with
